【PR】 Mobility Resort Motegi

Experience the MotoGP™ Japan Grand Prix held at Mobility Resort Motegi, nestled amidst the rich natural beauty of Tochigi Prefecture. We'll introduce you to the "MotoGP™ FOREST RIDER’S CAMP," a dedicated area for riders where you can park your beloved motorcycle right beside your tent, and the "Over Night Square," a popular evening event.

"MotoGP™ FOREST RIDER’S CAMP" is the Perfect Space for Your First Camping Touring Adventure

For riders who dream of touring with a tent and sleeping bag but feel intimidated by the prospect of gathering gear and preparing meals, we highly recommend staying at the "MotoGP™ FOREST RIDER’S CAMP," a dedicated rider area set within the resort's forest.

The reason this is the ideal spot for your first camping trip is that it's a camping experience within a resort with excellent facilities, eliminating the common beginner concerns of "meal preparation" and "bathing." Food and drinks are available from food stalls at the venue, so there's no need to insist on cooking your own meals. You can enjoy a light camping style by bringing only the essentials: a tent, sleeping bag, and your favorite chair, without the burden of heavy cooking equipment.

The environment is perfectly set up for campers to enjoy the ultimate romance: parking their beloved motorcycle right next to their tent. Camping in the tranquil forest, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, while savoring the fresh air and abundant nature, is a luxury unique to Motegi. Imagine waking up in the morning, sinking into your favorite chair under the dappled sunlight, and gazing at your motorcycle parked beside you with a freshly brewed coffee in hand. It's simply the best. During the day, you can relax with the roar of GP machines from the circuit as your ultimate background music, and only head to the track when you want to watch a session. The viewing area is just a 10-minute walk away!

It's hard to find another place where you can enjoy the world's top-class racing and camping simultaneously. The reasonable price is also attractive. You can enjoy up to 3 nights and 4 days from Friday, October 2nd to Monday, October 5th, 2026, for ¥15,000 (¥5,000 per night).

At night, the beautifully illuminated forest creates an extraordinary atmosphere. It's a guaranteed "Instagrammable" spot to enhance your camping tour. *Photos are from previous events.

If you've been secretly dreaming of going camping touring someday, we encourage you to make your debut with unforgettable memories in this luxurious and secure prime spot. Of course, experienced camping tourers will also find this environment enjoyable. We hope you'll fully immerse yourself in the ultimate camping x MotoGP™ experience.
*Application deadline: Friday, September 18th, 5:00 PM

MotoGP™ FOREST RIDER’S CAMP Event Outline

■ Dates: October 2nd (Fri) - 5th (Mon) / 3 nights, 4 days
■ Application Deadline: September 18th (Fri) 5:00 PM
■ Capacity: 50 sites
■ Fee: ¥15,000 per site/person
■ Check-in: October 2nd (Fri) - 4th (Sun), 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM daily. Check-out: By 12:00 PM on October 5th (Mon).
■ Cancellation Fee: 50% from 5:00 PM 3 days prior to the day before, 100% on the day (no-show/non-stay).
■ Lights out: 9:00 PM *Motorcycle riding and engine starting are also prohibited after 9:00 PM.

The Best Night, Whether Solo or with Friends. "Over Night Square" for Exquisite Gourmet Food and Motorcycle Talk

The "Over Night Square" is a highly anticipated evening event at the MotoGP™ Japan Grand Prix.
Last year, it was a great success, featuring talk shows by special guests and live music performances that lasted all night. Notably, there were numerous food stalls offering exquisite local gourmet dishes unique to Tochigi. This means you don't have to struggle with unfamiliar camping meals; you can enjoy a fantastic outdoor dinner with delicious festival food and cold beer. The detailed program for 2026 will be announced later.

A wide array of mouth-watering dishes, from local specialties to classic festival fare. It's a great way to enjoy dinner and a cold beer without the hassle of preparing camping meals.

Last year, the special night stage hosted talk shows by special guests. You're sure to have a blast with fellow motorcycle fans from all over the country, reliving the excitement of the race.

Gather around the lanterns with motorcycle fans from all over the country, discussing the day's race and each other's bikes. A special night spent with fellow motorcycle enthusiasts will surely enhance the camping touring experience itself.

A Camper's Best Friend: "Nozomi no Yu" and Nearby Bathing Facilities to Soothe Your Travel Fatigue

Nozomi no Yu Day Trip Bathing [Advance WEB Reservation Required]

One of the important factors when choosing a campsite is "proximity to bathing facilities," and this aspect is well taken care of.

The hotel within Mobility Resort Motegi features "Nozomi no Yu," an open-air bath where you can soak while gazing at the starry sky. The indoor baths offer a silky bath with a soft feel on the skin and a jet bath to relax tired muscles, providing deep relief from the fatigue of long-distance touring and the pleasant exhaustion from a day spent outdoors. The convenience of being able to move from the campsite to "Nozomi no Yu" offers unparalleled peace of mind for camping touring beginners. Please note that during the Japan Grand Prix, "Nozomi no Yu" requires advance reservations, so be sure to book your bath along with your race and camping tickets.

・Advance reservation eligible dates: October 2nd (Fri) - 4th (Sun)
・Bathing usage time: 30 minutes per slot
・Usage fee: Adults ¥1,600, Children (3 years - Junior High School) ¥1,100
*Reservations are separate for men and women, so please check before booking.

About Nearby Bathing Facilities

For seasoned riders, venturing out to hot spring facilities in the surrounding areas (Motegi town and neighboring municipalities) is a wise choice. Here are some recommended nearby bathing facilities.

Ichikai Onsen Kenko Center Hana no Yu
Address: 4649 Ichihana, Ichikai-machi, Haga-gun, Tochigi Prefecture
With six different baths, you can enjoy a variety of bathing experiences to suit your preference. It also has a spacious lounge area to relax after your bath, making it ideal for warming up your chilled body.

Gozanayama Onsen
Address: 407-2 Nagakura, Hitachioomiya City, Ibaraki Prefecture
The scenic open-air bath overlooking the beautiful nature of Gozanayama, also known as "Arashiyama of Kanto," is a major attraction. Enjoy the refreshing night breeze while soothing the fatigue of a day spent immersed in racing.

Roadside Station Haga, Haga Onsen Roman no Yu
Address: 160 Kaminobu, Haga-machi, Haga-gun, Tochigi Prefecture
Boasting authentic rock-built open-air baths with a sense of openness. On a clear day, you can see the Nikko mountain range in the distance, a famous hot spring that heals both body and mind. It's also an ideal destination for touring.

Shirosato Town Health Promotion Facility Hororu no Yu
Address: 1829-3 Shimogōri, Shirosato-machi, Higashiibaraki-gun, Ibaraki Prefecture
Adjacent to Fujii River Dam and surrounded by lush greenery, this is a relaxing location. Stretching out in the spacious indoor and open-air baths will help relieve the stiffness in your body from long-distance riding.

Access Routes for Enjoying the Roads by Motorcycle

Mobility Resort Motegi is accessible from various interchanges, including Tohoku Expressway, Joban Expressway, and Kita-Kanto Expressway. You can reach the venue in approximately one hour from any of these interchanges. The venue has three gates: North, South, and East, allowing you to choose the most convenient entrance based on your starting point and parking area.

Additionally, the official access site provides recommended "Recommended Touring/Driving Courses" from each interchange to the recommended gates for visitors coming from the Tokyo and Chiba areas. Please use this as a reference and enjoy the journey to the venue.

Furthermore, a major new feature this year is the "Park & Ride" system to avoid congestion around the circuit. This innovative system allows you to leave your car at Honda's external parking lot (advance ticket ¥2,000 / same-day ticket ¥2,500 *for four-wheeled vehicles only), located about 30 minutes from the Moka IC, and take a free shuttle bus directly to the venue. If you're traveling with friends in a car, this is the perfect way to bypass the race week crowds.

In addition to access by motorcycle and car, there are various public transportation options, including the Haga Utsunomiya LRT (Light Line) departing from JR Utsunomiya Station, and the "Motegi GP Express Haga," a reservation-based direct shuttle service from Tokyo and major cities. Traveling comfortably according to your own style is also part of the enjoyment of the "MotoGP™ Japan Grand Prix."

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